Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 302, 29 October 1920 — Page 5

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TheDiary of an Engaged Girl

By Phyllis Phillips .

T am still shocked to think that my 71 lover is an honest o goodness count. And just to think of the way I laughed at him on the train and hew mother called him down, and. then out! Dear, oh, dear, we are certainly careless about titles, we Americans! I feel like giggling at the thought of it all. And he no doubt used to bowing and scraping wherever he goes. Well, one thing in the favor of our raw method is that It is at least original. I wonder how Ettore felt when mother told him to depart? I have decided to continue to Ignore his high and mighty state and treat him just as I would Any of the boys at home. If he loves, me as he says he does, then nothing that I can say or do can possibly put him off. My lover writes also that if only I can understand the heart of an Italian I will know that it is filled with mad love and ardour, when It roally loves a woman. He does write the grandest love letter ever. I have just written my reply. I told Ettore if he could manage to see me some time this evening, or get near me by hook or crook, I'd be able to let him know whether I should have a chance to slip out and away with him to

morrow. Now -of course the poor boy will have no (fttance in the world of getting anywhere within eye or earshot of me, so: our fate is on the knees of the gods and, fortunately for the young and romantic, they are more often kind than otherwise. - I wonder If I am handling Ettore rightly. I wonder if I can handle myself properly in a case like this? I shouldn't wonder if it came very hard to he all that a lady should be at all times. However, that firm little head of mine will always see me through, 1 think. And, anyhow, it's high time that I had a chance to steer myself through my own situations, sans mother. I

feel capable of understanding and of

conducting myself properly under all

circumstances and alone. Imagine anyone in this age and era having to

sigh for such a thing as Freedom! Freedom! Freedom that is every human being's birthright. Away with mothers and trouble hunters and everything disagreeable that would balk the young. In an hour we are to drive through

the Borghese Gardens and then go to

the Piazza Colonna (where fashion

meets) for an ice and coffee. I shall

put on a black dress it'll show up my hair and skin so well, and then let mother watch out, for I am on the eve of upsetting all her discipline and doing as I choose for onc on this trip. She can do nothing but call in the fire department, for dad and the rest of them are far away. And even the fire department, here in Italy, I feel sure would be on the side of the beautiful blond heroine, no matter what she had done nor what her irate mother had to say! Now for the work of adorning my person. 'Ware, oh Romans! (To be continued.)

ITALIAN SHIP SEIZED ON WAY TO RUSSIA, REPORT CBy Associated Press) LONDON, Oct. 29. British warships have seized and taken to Batum, the Italian steamer Ancona, bound for Novorrosslsk with a cargo for soviet Russia, says a Moscow dispatch to the Daily Herald, organ of labor. It is claimed this action is a gross violation of international law, there being no blockade of Black Sea ports at present.

FORSAKES AUSTRIA (By Associated Press) INNSBRUCK, Austria, Oct. 29. The commune of Reschen, which is bisected bv the Trvol boundary, has iust

voted to be incorporated into the Ital

ian South Tyrol. Under the law the Austrian government must accede and lose this community.

Rice, of Harvester Sales Department, Ordered South Howard Rice, for many years identified with the sales department of the American Seeding Machine . company of this city, has been transferred to the southern district of the. International Harvester company, which recently took over the Richmond plant. Mr. Rice is a past exalted ruler of the Elks and has been prominent in its affairs, as well as in civic affairs generally. He has hundreds of friends in this city, who regret his departure.

Historic Austrian Castle With Art Collection, Burns SALZBURG, Austria, Oct. 29. The Schloss Fischborn, one of the most famous castles in this part of Europe, has been destroyed by fire. It was a rebuilt 14th century building, belonging to Prince Johann Leichenstein, and contained a wealth of art and historic objects.

FRENCH BAN ON PAPER. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. By a decree effective Nov. 1, the French government has prohibited the importa

tion of newsprint paper into France and Algeria, commercial attache . W.

C. Huntington at Fans toaay cauieu the Department of. Commerce. j . In the Algerian Sahara the Arabs are abandoning their famous horses for motor-propelled machines. j

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